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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-04-25, Page 20r.R 20 THE HURON EXPOSITOR;; APP.. 25, 1990 .STAGfor . BVI heli SAW For thf'iThnilation tall 5274249 1' '7°0 011000.447 k ®ARL,EN 'LEAS SSattur ay, May, 5 • •Music by R,C K.S.'; } oj uunch pruvli For More Igformatpon.,call 2339858 or 5224744 GIANT YARD SALE Saturday,May 5 8 A.M-1 P.M. At Seaforth Arena CALL 527-1272 TO RESERVE SPACE MO. per space - 14' x 14', includes 1-8' table) SEAFORTH DAY AT LABATT PARR MONDAY MAY 21 -7°05 pm NEW BRITAIN RED SOX (REDSOx) VS (DETROIT LONDON TIGERS TIGERS) BUS DEPARTS FROM SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES - 5 P.M. TICKETS AND BUS ADULT $9.00 CHILD $8.00 TICKET ONLY ADULT $4.00 CHILD $3.00 This is Shell Canada Fireworks Night. There will be free fireworks after the ball game. For tickets or information please call the Seaforth Recreation Department at 527-0882 or the Seaforth and District Community Centres at 527-1272. Aite_t a five month search, the Blyth Festival Board ,of Directors announced the appollnpmetit of Peter 'smith ,AS Ar- tiatic .Alcester .of the Stith Festival for the 1991 season: "Twenty-two applicants front, across Canada were considered," coented Carol Ij!*int ,President of ` the Board of PirectarC"As en actor, dramaturge and director, Peter Shiith has a long history of working in new play development - at Manitoba Association of Playwrights, Banff Playwrights Colony, Prairie Theatre Exchange, Blyth Festival and Alberta Theatre Projects. He has a deep understanding of Blyth - the theatre and its artistic vision, the community, and our audience. We are most pleased to have him begin work in Myth beginning May 18t, working with Katherine Kaszas until her tenure is completed this Fall. Mr. Smith continues in the rich tradition of past artistic directors in reaching out across Canada to bring the best theatrical artists to Blyth to create new and exciting works that speak to us as Canadians." Past Artistic Directors of the Blyth late Veit ' DISC JOCKEY SERVICE CountryGold & Bock 'n' Roll Festival *elude James Roy (1975.1979), Janet Amos (198Q-1981), end Katherine Kapeas (19854990). A resident of Calgary,. Mr. Smith is currently in rehearsal directingp Rat In The Skull for Alberta Theatre Projects which is a fascinating look at the struggles and conflicts in Northern Ireland. Since 1984, Mi. Smith has ap- peared in Canadian premieres at the Blyth Festival and last season, he serv- ed as Associate Artistic Director, coor- dinating the new play development pro- gram and directing a number of plays for ,the theatre. Born and raised in Barrie, he received his training at the University of Victoria where he graduated with a B.F.A in in ' Theatre and at the Banff Centre where he was a member of the Banff Master Class. At the Blyth Festival he hasap- peared Lilly, Alta. by Ken Dyba, Season's Promise by Anne Chislett and Keith Roulston, Girls In The Gang by Raymond Storey and John Roby, The Mail Order Bride by Robert Clinton and The Right One by Bryan Wade. A member of the 1990 Playrites Resi- dent Company - new play development at Alberta Theatre Projects, he recently ap- peared ir N ichel Garman and The Weddddiing. by James Harrison. He has also performed in premiere productions of Unidentified Human Remains at ATP, The Shunning and Enemy Graces at Prairie Theatre Exchange. The Blyth Festival opens its sixteenth season on June 15th with Colleen Cur ran's newest comedy, Local Talent (June 15 to September 8); Laurie Fyffe's premiere, A Field Of Flowers (June 20 to August 24), the Quebec classic, Albertine, In Five Times by Michel Tremblay - translated by John Van Burek and Bill Glassco (July 1i to August 25), Carol Sinclair newest play, Firefly with music by John Alcorn (July 25 to August 25) and The Perils of Persephone by Dan Needles - the hit of the 1989 season (August 29 to September 15). Tickets go on sale to Blyth Festival Members beginning April 9th. The general public may purchase single tickets beginning April 23rd. For more in- formation about events at the Blyth Festival or for a free season brochure, call the Blyth Festival Box Office at (519) 523-9300/9225. ENGAGEMENT FERGIE'S LOUNGE QUEEN'S SEAFORTH HOTEL 4 Goderlch St. E. 527-0820 DISCO, PCW B, WALTZES, NEW LAZER DISC MUSIC, GOOD RECORDED MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS, DANCES. ANNIVERSARIES, PARTIES, ETC. 18 pe. egeelence .No mileage charge SRUSSEI$ - 897-6159 DAYTIME or EVENINGS CONCERT - FRIDAY, APRIL 27th rC C Tribute to BON JOVI r �i►Li No Cover Before 9 p.m. SAT., APR. 28 - MANIC PANIC - No Cover Seaforth and DL u AL CELE IT" IstrIct Community Centres Presents SPRING SWIM FI 'NESS PROGRAM I� IM THURSDAY MAY 17 - 6:00 RM. SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES Master of Ceremonies: Glen Creamer - Free Lance Re;' . rter Head Table Guests: • Dave MCLlwairO nnf `- d.. • Lloyd Eisler & Isabelle Brasseur - World Figure Skating Pairs Silver Medalist • Gan Doig - Pro Golfer • Sue Scherer - Captain: Canada's Womens World Chaimpionship Hockey Team and a Member of Canada's Womens Fastball Team • Glen Weir - Former C.F.L. Star (Auctioneer) • Rico Brogna - London Tigers First Baseman • Mike Lumley - London Tigers Pitcher - Lucan Native e Scott Driscoll - Laurier University Hockey Team, CIAU Finalists • Chris Taylor - London Knights -rated as a top NHL draft choice • Trevor Dam - London Knights Captain - property of Chicago Blackhawks. TICKETS $30.00 For Adults $20.00 For Students 18 and milder PROCEEDS TO SEAFORTH MINOR SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS MIM AUCTION WILL BE HELD AFTER SPEECHES Tickets Available at: ARCHIES SUNOCO VINCENT FARM EQUIPMENT SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES starts April 1 6 -June 23 Va]nastra ]Ree Centre For more information can 482-3544 Anne and Bill Laverty are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Sandra Ann Laverty to Michael Clive Bowker Smith son of John and Isabel Smith who reside in Dartmouth, England. The man-lage will take place at the Church Restaurant in Stratford on June 4th, BUCK & DOE for RON (HARV) KENNEDY and KELLI PHILLIPS Saturday, April 28 For more information can 228-6879 or 228-6285 riurued S,brilag- int¢ & 640 .Stiau< dr Sa?e EARLY BIRD WINNER BOB AND BETTY'S VARIETY SEAFORTH TOWN HALL SEAFORTH RECREATION OFFICE - 527-0882 Lucan Community Centre (15 mlies north of London, Hwy. #4) Q EE 4 Dotierich St. E. SEAPORT /4 527-0920 Breafast Brunch THIS SUNDAY, APR. 29 - 11-2 P.M. $5.00 An You Can Eat Sup y. Vt4e, 6 From a..-5 AM. Admission $1.00 Owe 4de4e I% lNe (e 'a Davy 91.0W Making the draw on behalf of Deloitte Touche is Wes Spence. Representing the Ag Society is Betty Glanville. WINNER JAMES MIEL HAUSEN LIONS HEAD, ONT. 5th Early Bird Draw SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY TRACTOR ELIMINATION DRAW Next Early Bird Draw MAY 25 WEDNESrAY NIG i 'i' FISH FRY NIGHT BUY ONE FISH SPECIAL AT REG. PRICE AND GET THE 2nd FISH SPECIAL .AT...1,4 PRICE . 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